Page 8 College Station, Texas Thursday, Mafeh >57, 1969 THE BATTALI^^N
Aggies Extend Streak To 9
With Squeaker Over Tigers
By JOHN PLATZER
Pete Maida doubled home the
winning run in the bottom of the
ninth Wednesday in Kyle Field
as the Aggies downed Missouri
6-5.
The victory was the ninth
straight this season for Coach
Tom Chandler’s team without a
defeat. The game also completed
a two game sweep by the Aggies
of the Tigers.
HOMEWARD BOUND
Bob Arnold rotinds third on his way to scoring the Aggies’
first run in yesterday’s 6-5 victory over Missouri. A&M is
now 9-0 on the year. (Photo by Mike Wright)
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Boyd Hadaway opened the ninth
for the Aggies with a single and
moved to second when Mike De-
Niro worked pitcher Jim Johnson
for a walk. Maida then came
through with his game winning
hit as Stan Chick, who was run
ning for Hadaway, scored.
MISSOURI opened the day’s
scoring with a run against Aggie
starter Sonny Benefield in the
second. Neil Sloman walked to
open the inning and moved to
third on a pair of wild pitches.
Bill Friedricks grounded out as
Sloman scored.
The Aggies tied the game in
the third on a single and stolen
base by Bob Arnold and a run
producing single by Dave Elmen-
dorf.
BENEFIELD, who was a start
er on the Southwest Conference
champion basketball team, held
Missouri to one hit in his four
innings of work but a control
problem kept him in trouble.
Control led to the Tigers’ sec
ond run of the day in the fourth.
Sloman worked Benefield for an
other free pass and moved to third
on a single by Bill Boyd. He
scored on another grounder by
Friedricks.
THE AGGIES tied the game
with a run in the fifth and moved
ahead with a tally in the sixth.
Pitcher Chris Sans opened the
fifth for A&M and was hit by a
pitch. Bob Long then got on on
a fielders choice and promptly
stole second and third. Long
scored on a wild pitch.
Elmendorf tripled and scored
for the Aggies in the seventh.
A&M fought back to tie the score
once again in the eighth on
singles by Sans and Arnold and a
wild pitch.
Missouri had taken the lead
with a three run outburst in the
seventh. Fredricks opened the
rally with a walk and Steve
Patchin followed with a single.
Coach Chandler brought Charles
Kelley in as relief. Kelley retired
the first two men he faced before
an error by shortstop Jim Raley
loaded the bases. All three runs
scored on a single by Del Blunk
and an error by rightfielder
Arnold.
HERBIE WATTS, who got
credit for the win, then came on
to get the third out. With the
score tied 5-5, Missouri threatened
against Watts in the ninth on a
walk to Patchin and a sacrifice
by Dave Moore. Watts struck out
Mike Griffin and Kurt Boenker
to end the threat.
The Aggies carry their 3-0
SWC mark to Fort Worth Friday
to play Texas Christian in a
doubleheader. The final game of
the series will be played Saturday
afternoon.
Snook’s See Tops
Class B All-State
By The Associated Press
Frankie See, who led Snook to
the state championship, and Spur-
ger’s LeWayne Willis, with a 33.2
scoring average, pace the Texas
Sportswriters’ Association Class
B All-State basketball team.
See, a 6-foot-lV2 senior, aver
aged almost 20 points per game
and was the leading rebounder in
Snook’s drive to the state title.
Willis, a 6-2 junior, had a high
game of 51 points during the past
seaison.
Others on the first team in
cluded Don Marrifield, 6-3Vi> of
Krum; Steve Brown, 6-0, of
Prairie Valley and Carroll Hunt,
6-3, of Brookeland.
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